It's So Funny When People Who Are

Being The Actors Of The Craft, The Trade, One Of The Big Things You Do And You Learn Is About Repeating. There Is Something To The Repeats. I Think That Is Part Of What Is Healthy To Young Actors. Get Out And Learn Something Just Through Doing That, Repeating.

When You Do These Things, You Sort Of Take The Journey. The Journey Is All About How I Can Interweave The Oscar Wilde Story, The Story Of Salome, The Play Itself And What It Is, What It Contains, And My Journey As An Actor, As A Director, As A Filmmaker, As A Person Struggling With Whatever I'm Struggling With - My Own Celebrity, My Own Life. This Is Semi-autobiographical In Terms Of My Commitment To This Kind Of Thing.

Actors Are Always Outsiders. It's Necessary To Be Able To Interpret - And That Gets Distorted When You Become Famous.

Larry Grobel Has The Illness Of All Writers, He Can't Help Himself. You're Talking To Him And All Of A Sudden, You Say, "he's Puttin' That In His Cash Register!"

The Actor Becomes An Emotional Athlete.